Diplomat Krishnam Menon says door opened for airmen release
Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon after a 43 minute meeting with President Eisenhower expressed hope that the release of four airmen by Red China could lead to broader freedom for others held there. Menon, visiting Washington, said there could be a lowering of tensions if efforts are made and planned further talks with Eisenhower. He refused to discuss specifics of conversations with the President and Dulles while noting his 10 day China visit with Premier Zhou Enlai and urging conciliatory gestures toward Red China. The four airmen were released two weeks earlier after Menon’s Peiping visit.
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White House
James Hagerty
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Hisenhower
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India
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Chow En-lai
U.S
G. L. Mehta
Civil Service Manipulation Charge Denied
SAN DIEGO AP A 12 year old American boy George Arthur Marston was found after 52 hours without food in Baja California desert. He was the great grandson of the founder of San Diego's oldest department store. He was recovered by searchers who brought him home to Bonita. The civil service investigation into manipulation charges related to a local appointment was deemed unfounded by the City Council and Civil Service Board.
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C. W. MelIntire
Hamilton Marston
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Bert
Bob Taylor
Chula Viste
Bert Hand
Bonita
Mrs. Marston
Marston
Sherrif
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Coast Guard
Newspaper page index and section locations
A listing of where to find various sections and topics in the newspaper. It enumerates sections such as Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-9, Bridge on A-9, Classifieds B-10 to B-15, Comics B-8, Crossword B-10, Editorial A-8, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV Y B-9, Shipping Table B-2, Sports A-18 14 15, Theaters B-6, Tides Temperatures B-2, Wilson A-9, Women B-4 B-5 A-2, Your World A-2.
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Tremor Hits Pacific Ocean Center Near Mexico City
El Centro observatory recorded a strong quake at 1:13 am about 500 miles west of Mexico City. A second tremor at 2:38 am matched the same shock felt in El Centro, California. Magnitude 7, with a largest-quake rating of 3.6 on the state scale. Seismographs across the U. S. logged the event.
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Pacific Ocean
el Centra
Calif
Weather outlook features clouds and morning drizzle
Considerable cloudiness gives way to partial sun as a light morning drizzle or sprinkles fades. Expect locally misty or damp conditions in the night and morning hours with a gradual clearing toward afternoon.
Payroll Bandit Slain in New York Street Battle
NEW YORK AP A bandit fleeing with a $4,000 payroll was slain in a gunfight with two policemen in the Broadway downtown district. Three other persons were wounded including a diner patron. Officer Aurelio de Filippi killed the holdup man as he aimed from behind a car. The payroll was recovered and two Lincoln Letter Dress Service employees were the victims of the robbery.
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Broadway
Imén
John J. Antonioli
Aurelio DeFillippi
New York City
Ten Burma Officials Killed by Red Rebels Ambush
Reports say Communist rebels killed ten government officials and captured eight of a 20 man party in an ambush 230 miles north of Rangoon. An army lieutenant was among the two listed as escaping. The Fed band was estimated to number about ten men.
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Adenauer and Ike Declare Neutrality Cannot Apply to Germany
President Eisenhower and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said after a White House conference that neutrality cannot apply to Germany. They stressed broad understanding in relations among the Soviet Union, Germany, and the West and left open whether Adenauer will visit Moscow before or after the Geneva Big Four meeting set to begin July 18.
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Konrad Adenauer
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White House
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Switzerland
Las Vegas Flood Ravages Desert City After Night Storm
A rare desert cloudburst drenched Las Vegas causing ruinous flood damage estimated at one million dollars. Stores and homes flooded, roofs collapsed, traffic snarled, and power and phone services were knocked out but restored by morning. No deaths occurred. The California Zephyr rail line was halted west of Winnemucca, with 300 passengers stranded until track clearance. Mayor Baker considered a state of emergency and federal aid.
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C. D. Baker
Western Pacific Railroad
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Hall
Charleston
Rain Dampens Long Beach Skies With Mild Temperature Shift
Misty rain dampened Long Beach city streets at noon as overcast skies persisted. The Weather Bureau says light precipitation is possible again early Wednesday with little temperature change. Officials of the Air Pollution Control District foresee no smog in the Los Angeles Basin through Wednesday.
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Air Pollution Control District
Los Angeles Basin
Peron Strips Bishops of Official Positions
In Buenos Aires the government by decree removed two Roman Catholic bishops from roles in the Buenos Aires Diocese claiming they breached duties amid a dispute over Catholicism as the state religion. It cited Tsato and Nova for disorderly conduct and warned they cannot serve without approval, while some demanded their expulsion.
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Nuel Tata
Ramon Novoa
Msgr. Tata
Argentina
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Msgr
Nova
Juan D. Peron
Democracia
Mser
Tate
Cathal
Tato
Cardinal’s
Solons OK Civil Service Pay Increase
The House Civil Service Committee approved a 16-4 vote a 7.34 per cent pay rise for the nations civil service workers after a rejected 7.0 per cent proposal. The plan includes retroactivity and extension to legislative and judicial branches, to be decided Wednesday amid floor debate. Congress had earlier approved an 8 per cent average raise for 500,000 postal workers retroactive to March 1.
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Suspect in Lie Test Over Alice Lon Attack
Joseph M. Cannon, 25, a Hollywood busboy, underwent a lie detector test to clear himself of links to a six hour attack on singer Alice Lon and her family. Police say evidence at Cannon’s home including a camera and photographs of Lon weakens his alibi in the San Bernardino area. The investigation continues as officers confirm alibi checks and the test results are not released.
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Alice Lon
Miss Low
Lawrence Welk
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Cannon
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San Berhardino
Man Overdoses After Wife Claims Pills Sugar
Powell J. Fowler 37 of 22529 Rose Ave. was hospitalized at Rancho Los Amigos Emergency Hospital after swallowing 72 sleeping pills to prove his wife was overreacting. Deputies were informed of the overdose and medical staff treated him for the nembutal intake.
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